Antique Khamseh Confederacy tribal carpet, handwoven by the Turkic-speaking Baharlu sub-tribe, dates back to the late 19th century and stands as an unusual, room-sized 300cm x 220cm dimensions and prestigious raw tribal construction. The complex graphic layout centre's around an oversized, nested triple-lozenge medallion—featuring a core midnight-blue diamond inside a terracotta-red shield—which beautifully balances an expansive, deep indigo field densely populated with the signature Baharlu Murgi (pecking bird) motifs and framed by contrasting ivory geometric corner spandrels. What elevates this piece is its structural foundation, which is woven entirely out of hand-spun, dark variegated goat hair warp threads that anchor the vibrant, naturally dyed wool pile and peak through visually in the lower-central region where the rug displays honest, historical age wear.
Size : 300cm x 220cm
Stock No : SG-BAH1432
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